As home to the Orthopedic Capital of the World, global-leading agribusinesses and a booming recreation sector, Kosciusko County is a prime place for business opportunities.
Read MoreLeigh Anne Jessop was officially sworn in by town attorney Jack Birch. Jessop replaced Betsy Luce, who served in the role for 19 years.
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko was recently awarded an Accelerator Initiative Planning Grant through the Division of Mental Health and Addiction.
Read MoreThe Milford Town Council met Monday, Dec. 12, for the last regular monthly meeting of 2022.
Read MoreRepresentatives from Live Well Kosciusko and Kosciusko Leadership Academy discussed a discount initiative for local first responders during a Dec. 2 Warsaw Board of Public Works and Safety meeting.
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko will kick off its first annual funding campaign on Giving Tuesday, Nov. 29.
Read MoreFellowship Missions has coordinated with local community leaders to host the High In Plain Sight: Substance Abuse Prevention Training event at 7 p.m. Nov. 7, at the Performing Arts Center in Warsaw Community High School.
Read MoreA local event aimed at addressing substance misuse and recovery from a workforce standpoint included the announcement of $1,000,000 grant aimed at dealing with substance issues in the area.
Read MoreFormer U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams is to be part of an event Tuesday to address what businesses can do about substance abuse in the workplace.
Read More“More than 16 million Americans are living with a disease caused by smoking” reports the CDC.
Read MoreHave you thought about quitting smoking?
Read MoreLive Well Kosciusko will host its annual Cancer Coalition Luncheon at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, April 26, at the K21 Health Pavilion in Warsaw.
Read MoreThe Live Well Kosciusko team is thrilled to receive the 2022 Non-profit Community Impact Award from 212 Media Studios.
Read MoreWith COVID numbers plummeting and life beginning to go back to normal, the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce hosted a membership celebration luncheon Wednesday afternoon, July 14, at the Blue Barn Berry Farm, 9139 N. 300 N. Syracuse.
Read MoreCombining her interest in health and wellness along with her experience in the business world, Lisa Harman became one of the founders of Live Well Kosciusko and is currently the president and CEO.
Read MoreIn Kosciusko County, K21 Health Foundation is looking for ways to invest in organizations that are impacting our residents in health and wellness.
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